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Non-Profit Organizations in Los Angeles that relates to Criminology & Justice Studies

• Ìýprovides job training, education, and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated individuals.
• offers support services, mentorship, and policy advocacy to end mass incarceration in California.
• assists women transitioning from prison to society with housing, legal services, and advocacy.
• Ìýis lead by youth to challenge inequalities in the juvenile justice system and promote alternatives to incarceration.
• provides free legal services to low-income individuals including criminal record clearing.
• offers legal representation for housing and homelessness issues.
• works to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals through investigation and legal assistance.Ìý
• provides legal representation to youth and advocates for juvenile justice reform.
• empowers South LA residents to address substance abuse, poverty, and crime through community organization.Ìý
• Ìýis a coalition aiming to reduce the jail population and invest in community-based care.
• advocates for incarcerated people and their families, promoting transformative justice.Ìý
• works to prevent sexual and domestic violence through education and advocacy.
• provides free bail assistance to low-income individuals and challenges the cash bail system.
• is a network dedicated to successfulÌýreentry of formerly incarcerated individuals.
• offers support to homeless youth, including those involved in the justice system.
• provides pro bono legal services, including juvenile justice and homeless prevention.
• offers gang prevention and intervention services to youth and families.
• Ìýadvocates for policies and programs that support children, including those affected by the justice system.
• Ìýworks to reduce violence and improve community-police relations.
• Ìýorganizes residents to fight for human rights and criminal justice reform.
• Ìýsupports incarcerated individuals and their families with services and resources.
• Peace Builders InitiativeÌýsupports formerly incarcerated students in higher education.Ìý
• Ìýsupports families of homicide victims and advocates for victims' rights.
• Underground Scholars InitiativeÌýsupports formerly incarcerated students in higher education.
• Ìýsupports formerly incarcerated students in higher education.
• Ìýreunites families separated by incarceration and promotes restorative justice.
• Ìýconnects youth with mentors to prevent involvement with the justice system.
• Ìýsupports projects that aim to improve communities, including justice initiatives.
• Ìýis a multiracial, multi-faith organization advocating for social justice and criminal justice reform.
• Prevents youth violence and helps those impacted to heal.
• Ìýprovides support for homeless women, including those affected by the justice system.
• offers anger management and domestic violence prevention programs.
• Ìýprovides affordable legal services and education to underserved communities.
• works to end gendered violence and imprisonment, advocating for alternatives to incarceration.Ìý
• Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA)Ìýadvocates for immigrant rights, including legal assistance and policy reform.
• Ìýprovides legal representation for immigrants, including unaccompanied minors and those in detention.
• offers medical, mental health, and supportive services to victims of family violence and sexual assault.
• Ìýsupports Asian and Pacific Islander survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
• Ìýprovides services to survivors of human trafficking and advocates for policy changes.
• Ìýoffers legal assistance, including for issues related to criminal justice and discrimination.Ìý
• Ìýprovides services for substance abuse treatment, rehabilitation, and reentry support.
• Ìýempowers youth to end domestic violence through education and advocacy.
• Ìýfocuses on racial justice issues including criminal justice reform.
• Ìýis dedicated to building healthy relationship s from sexual, domestic, and interpersonal violence.
• while based in Oakland, RJOY has influenced programs in LA.
• Ìýprovides crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ+ youth.Ìý
• offers free legal services, including for employment rights and elder justice.
• Ìýprotects the rights of impoverished, abused, and neglected children.
• Ìýworks to secure equal justice for all through legal advocacy, including in criminal justice.

Â鶹AV also has on-campus resources for careers and internships, The Career Center offers resources in person and online for students and recent graduates.

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